Summary: The article explains how to merge two Git repositories while preserving commit history. It outlines steps such as cloning the original repository, adding a new remote, and merging commits. The process allows for a clean integration of projects, keeping all historical changes intact.
Push the changes to the original repository (View Highlight)
Test your code to ensure everything builds and runs as expected now that it is all in one repository. Create a Pull Request and review all the changes to ensure nothing gets changed that shouldn’t be. (View Highlight)
